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Alternative Tourism in Turkey

Part of the GeoJournal Library Book Series (volume 121)

Editors: Egresi, Istvan

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-47537-0

ISBN: 978-3-319-47535-6

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Dec 9, 2016

11 - 20 of 23 Chapters

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Dark Tourism and Its Potential in Turkey

Yüzbaşıoğlu, Nedim; Topsakal, Yunus

Pages: 173 –187

[As the appeal of sea-sun-sand tourism has begun to wane, travelers have started to turn their interest toward alternative tourism options. Dark tourism, which has a very specific appeal, has grown to become one of the most attractive alternative tourism options. Various motivations, including an...
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Medical Tourism

Karakoc, Emine Yilmaz

Pages: 189 –209

[Medical tourism started to gain importance as an alternative form of tourism in many parts of the world. Many countries are seeking new tourism development strategies in order to benefit from the economic and health-related advantages of medical tourism. Many countries have placed great emphasis...
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Shopping and Tourism in Turkey: The Perfect Combination

Egresi, Istvan; Arslan, Serdar

Pages: 211 –228

[Shopping tourism has been known to boost the appeal of destinations, generate local economic growth by creating new sources of revenue, stimulate local production, and support the development of the retail sector in destination areas. For these reasons, local authorities, including the ones in...
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Local Gastronomy: A Tasty Tourist Attraction in Turkey

Egresi, Istvan; Buluç, Meryem

Pages: 229 –246

[As competition between destination countries increases, their differentiating characteristics become more important for attracting tourists. Lately, as a marker of local culture, gastronomy has become an important factor in destination identity formation and could be used successfully to...
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Geography of Turkish Soap Operas: Tourism, Soft Power, and Alternative Narratives

Anaz, Necati; Ozcan, Ceyhun Can

Pages: 247 –258

[Popular Turkish media products, such as films and TV soap operas, are becoming new phenomena in Turkey and abroad that parallel Turkey’s growing economy as well as the opening of sociocultural and political policies to its neighbors and beyond. To many, this geography of connected nations...
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The Role and Potential of Halal Tourism in Turkey

Tuna, Fikret

Pages: 259 –267

[Muslims constitute the world’s second largest religious group. Generally, travel by Muslims is no different than travel by tourists of other religions. However, Islam has an influence on how Muslims approach tourism because Islam is not only a religion but also a way of life. Travel of Muslims...
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Post-Fordism, Alternative Tourism and Sustainability

Egresi, Istvan

Pages: 271 –283

[ In the first two parts, we showed how, recognizing the limitations of mass tourism, the Turkish government is now actively encouraging the development of alternative forms of tourism in the country. In Part II (introducing alternative tourism), we demonstrated that many such niche forms of...
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Beyond Fordism and Flexible Specialization in Antalya’s Mass-Tourism Economy

Terhorst, Pieter; Erkuş-Öztürk, Hilal

Pages: 285 –297

[In political-economic literature on tourism, it is widely argued that the Fordist model of mass-tourism has gradually been transformed into one of flexible specialization. This paper argues that the tourism economy of Antalya, a Sun-and-sea mass-tourism city par excellence, does not fit the...
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An Alternative View of Ecotourism with a Specific Reference to Turkey

Erdoğan, Nazmiye; Erdoğan, İrfan

Pages: 299 –318

[Ecotourism has become the focal point in a wide range of discussions and interests of private and public sectors, policy makers, academicians, researchers, local people, and environmentalists. Many scholars and researchers uphold the widely avowed idea that ecotourism is to use natural and...
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The Challenges on Sustainability of Alternative Forms of Tourism

Gezici, Ferhan; Salihoğlu, Güliz

Pages: 319 –333

[The concept of sustainability has long been a concern, while we face several environmental and sociocultural issues on the way of economic growth and development. However, the concept of sustainability has occurred in the tourism agenda regarding the negative impacts of mass tourism. It is well...

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